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Michigan winter camping—with a difference
Summer camps for young Christian Scientists are held each year at several locations in the United States. Two of these are Leelanau and Kohahna, set amid 220 acres of wooded countryside along the shores of Lake Michigan. Leelanau also offers three-day camps for Michigan schoolchildren of all faiths, which are now available in spring, fall, and winter.
The first of this year's winter camps began two weeks ago under the direction of Clark Shutt, who's been running camps at Leelanau for more than ten years. We talked with him as early snows blanketed the hiking and skiing trails that will test the mettle of several hundred preteenagers before the wildflowers again show their faces on Lake Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes.

February 3, 1997 issue
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Be who you are
Rita Polatin with contributions from Kory Ford, Robert (Robbie) Gallegos
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God hears
Jane Lockhart
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Putting down destructive curiosity
Mark Swinney
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Spiritual transformation and the drug scene: uncovering a "piece of gold"
with contributions from John Totterdale
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A message from John's friend
Andy Briggs
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Embracing all generations in love
Lacy Bell Richter
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Man's built-in purity—a basis for healing
Robert G. Lawrence
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Patience—not just waiting
Richard Amand Hogrefe
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Michigan winter camping—with a difference
by Kim Shippey
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The freedom of spiritual healing
William E. Moody
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Hanging a gift card angel on my Christmas tree brings to mind...
Martha L. Cogan
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I enjoyed running long distance on the cross-country and track...
Michael D. Bergenheim
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In 1995, a fall on the way to work left me unable to put any...
Lauralyn Sparrowhawk
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Letters
with contributions from Barbara Whitewater, William Starr